Hotels in Toyooka

"Only half hour to Kinosaki Onsen...we plan to go to Kinosaki Onsen but we can't afford the price of the hotel there......toyooka sky hotel is the best choice....the price is resonable, breakfast is delicious and it's only 700 JPY/person and there has free parking 😁😁😁"

"The hotel is a bit far from the station, about a 13-minute walk. There aren't many shops along the way. The only stores near the train station are Lawson and FamilyMart. The accommodation is cheaper than in Kyoto. Booking closer to your travel dates will be cheaper. It would be even better if there were large shopping malls like Aeon nearby. The biggest advantage is that it's cheaper than Kinosaki Onsen. The rooms are spacious enough to fully open your suitcase."

"The ryokan style rooms were a lovely touch. The inclusive dinner came with so many courses that we were absolutely stuffed every single night and the fact that a member of staff helps explain all the dishes and prepares them in front of us felt like a real lovely touch of authenticity and luxury. There are no individual bathrooms in the rooms aside from a sink and toilet but the hotel Onsen is easy to access and comfortable to use. The staff also make the bed after dinner every night and anytime we had questions for reception, they were always happy to help, especially with train station transfer and recommendations and vouchers for different restaurants in town. The hotel rooms have a great view of the mountains as it is slightly off the main road. I would definitely recommend this for couples traveling."

"The first day of check-in was fine, but the second morning there was no cleaning, and the drinks in the room refrigerator were not refilled. After calling the service, the room was cleaned, but the drinks in the refrigerator were not refilled, and the trash was not emptied. And it took a long time to wait."

"We booked triple room for two of us. The room very big even for three person also can fit very well and feel very spacey. The receptionist can communicate in English and he’s very kind person. Location also very good right in front Lawson."

"There is no breakfast nor dinner provided by this onsen hotel, and restaurants close a bit early. If you’re looking for an onsen meal, you maybe disappointed if you staying here. Beware if you’re a foodie. The sound insulation is poor, please keep your voice down. Since the first night I arrived was windy and rainy, and the curtain for blocking the sun is made of bamboo, it kept hitting on the window all night long. There is no elevators and the stairs is very steep, be careful if you bringing many luggages. Although the servers do not understand English, they are very friendly and willing to help! Overall, I enjoyed a lot while the staying. Thank you!"

"Conveniently located to almost all of Kinosaki Onsen's seven hot springs, there are warm blankets over yukatas and haori (a Japanese-style down jacket) for colder months. The cable car to the temple is nearby. The kaiseki crab dinner is more than one person could eat at once, but it's simply wonderful for those who enjoy it. It's a shame there weren't towel bags for the hot springs hike, like the ones provided to guests at other ryokans."

"The accommodation was a bit of a walk from the station, but it was good because it was right in front of the ropeway and hot springs. The room was spacious, quiet, and clean. The staff was also very friendly, so I was able to stay comfortably. I will come back again on my next trip."

"The hotel is a bit old style  As a Onsen hotel - the facilities ; Elevators should have hand rail or / and a seat inside the lift to allow older adults to hold on or in case of fainting occur !  There should be towels inside the spa area instead of asking customers to bring along the towel to & back to room ! There should be towels available inside the spa area !  The free transportation starting from 4 o’clock till 9:30 is good but it would be better if the free transportation can start a little bit earlier say I’m 12  The hotel staff are where we helpful and where we polite thank you !"

"Very nice Japanese hotel with good service and facilities (public hot spring bath where women and men are separate and several private hot spring baths that I recommend to book in advance). We also had an amazing massage in the hotel spa. The down side would be that the hotel doesn't offer western beds (only Japansese futons) and that the personnel doesn't speak very good English (but are very nice and are trying their best to help)"